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Haha. ;) This didn't seem to happen to me even if apparently I've posted when it happened. My site seemed to work fine like I'm the lucky one or something. :p Anyway, it's pretty interesting that such error would just suddenly jump out like that.

I don't seem to have this issue, could this be to do with certain web servers?

It turns out that the domain was pointing into the folder, now it is point in to the public_html folder and shows a "Default Website Page" page.

I've used HTTP at the beginning. After entering the name servers, the IP address boxes disabled thereselfs, do I need to add the IP as well?

Oops, forgot to say the domain name. :P It is set up with one and two, I've only got one tick for number one. Domain name is http://socialdroid.tk.

I think almost 2 weeks I've switched my site and domain back here AGAIN after some small issue. After attaching the domain, I've been waiting for a few days and it's saying that the site doesn't exist. I've looked into the site via FTP and I see the domain folder, the cfg folder within is empty...

I woud suggest to make sure you don't rely on the backup on the server all the time and export your database time to time.

I'm using the .htaccess code in one of the threads, which was suggested by you. Rewrite / RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^([^/]*)$ /user/?user=$1 [L] That is perfect for one thing. I was thinking of a...

As I've said above, this is a profile page I'm talking about so using the URL to get to it is the main thing, POST is a different way of submitting and you can't modify this data in the URL unlike GET. I do understand that a redirect is wrong, but at the moment, I don't really see another...

Ah, the thing is that this is basically a profile page so using POST isn't really a good idea by itself.

So, use POST, sanitize the data, echo the data in a meta redirect in a PHP echo (set to 0 seconds) and then it redirecting to http://example.com/user/USERNAME-WHICH-WAS-SUBMITTED-BY-POST ? That seems close enough, I mean I just want it to not have a redirection but hey, can't always get what you...

I've updated my users page so that it hides '?user=' from the URL which is perfect, but I have this text box which helps searches for a user on that page. The problem is that it adds itself as "?user=USERNAME" with or without something existing in the URL so for example...

Do what roxx102 said, you were basically overwriting a variable. You need both so using different names would be the best option.

You shouldn't be making universal variables identified with an other one, really bad. Your code is vulnerable to SQL Injection. Use error_reporting(1); or error_reporting(E_ALL); for PHP debugging. For variables, use var_dump($NAME_OF_VAR_TO_DEBUG);

Try using var_dump() for the variables to look for anything odd such as "FALSE". I would also recommend using a .htaccess trick and GET for the members page so it makes it look like a directory in the URL when it isn't, this means storing user data in the database.

I see that there is a mistake in your code. $formcontent=" From: $name \n Priority: $priority \n The code mark in red is incorrect. The one below should do for that part: $formcontent = " From: " . $name . "\n Priority: " . $priority . "\n"; You may want to apply the way I did it into your...

They didn't reply yet so I guess you will have to wait.

Mmmmmm, no point of creating this thread without the base of the problem?

You'll need to look at HTML and PHP for this, as stated two posts above, Google should help you find the code you need.

I've found this report regarding OpenSSL, will this be fixed soon on your end or is it already? http://thehackernews.com/2014/06/openssl-vulnerable-to-man-in-middle.html